It's the beginning of the end of the year, reflection hunters!
The Reflection Hunters contest is back with a new round! It's time to show off your first trophies of December!
It's the holiday season, and joy is in the air as the last days of 2025 draw to a close and 2026 approaches.
We are hunters and we are celebrating! That means we must not lose faith in our craft, no matter what, we must seek reflections this holiday season. Somewhere, anywhere, there are special reflections to ensure a Merry Christmas.
They say that the reflection of a Christmas tree can magically give you a very special gift. Could that be true?
With only a few days left until Christmas, hunters must hunt alongside their families to preserve peace and harmony. I have some advice for everyone: keep your eyes peeled and take care of your loved ones.
Today, in this post, I have a challenge for those hunters with good eyesight. You will only succeed if you pay attention. Reflections hold secrets.
If you're new here, all you need to know is that being a reflection hunter is every child's dream.
Fortune lies on the other side of the reflection. Join the hunters' experience; this is a community passionate about bright reflections.
Reflections are out there, waiting for you. So keep your eyes open and take out your camera when you see fit.
📷 “Supermarket parking lot”
When Christmas arrives, so do the sales. This causes people to go to the stores and buy everything they want. This parking lot full of vehicles at 6 p.m. is proof of the consumerism that reaches its peak at this time of year. That glass reflects the ambition of the Christmas spirit.
📷 “Visual challenge”
Hey you! Aspiring reflection hunter, I have a challenge for you that will test your skills. There are three shoes in this image. If you can figure out where each one is, post it in the comments before it's too late. If you're the first to do so, you'll get a surprise for being such a good hunter.
📷 “Christmas tree-shaped ornament”
Rumor has it that good luck comes as a Christmas gift if you manage to capture the spirit of the holiday season.
I'm going to test that out, since I recently saw a Christmas tree-shaped ornament near a window (it's not the same thing, but it's similar).
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